Autora: Sthepanie Laura Cimino
Año: 2009
Presentado en el programa de estudios: Historic
Preservation and the Graduate School ofthe University of Oregon in partial
fulfillment ofthe requirements for the degree of Master of Science
ABSTRACT
This thesis provides new ways to understand
preservation theory and management objectives for industrial heritage sites by
analyzing existing mechanisms for their preservation through values and
practices associated with cultural landscape preservation. In addition to
discussing the theory and development of existing preservation approaches to
cultural landscapes and industrial heritage sites, the study identifies
characteristics and values aimed at expanding the framework of historic
industrial landscape preservation practice. Using case studies of western
hard-rock mining landscapes as the primary examples, the study argues that
management strategies based on traditional preservation practices are
insufficient for interpreting the complexity of these historic places, and that
historic industrial landscape preservation is best served by attending to the
range of values and processes associated with the historic landscape and its protection.
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